A CHAI-supported study published in AIDS describes pilot programs in Malawi and Zimbabwe to integrate TB and HIV testing on the same near-point-of-care devices within facilities.
CHAI and partners’ study published in the journal of HIV Medicine looks at whether clients were less likely to keep to their appointment schedules under the Eswatini treat all policy.
CHAI interviewed individuals who are at high risk of contracting HIV in South Africa to understand their experiences with facilities that initiated them on PrEP and the factors that helped them adhere to treatment.
CHAI invited an adolescent, a caregiver, and a healthcare provider to share their experiences of HIV in South Africa to better inform future policy.
As with all health programs in South Africa and many around the world, COVID-19 had a significant impact on the delivery of reproductive, maternal, and neonatal services in 2020.
CHAI has helped the Tanzania Ministry of Health to institute review meetings across facilities that have improved health programs across the country.
CHAI has helped the Tanzania Ministry of Health upgrade its HR information system to manage essential health worker data on certifications, movement, and more.
Under the UK Aid-funded AT2030 program, CHAI has developed case studies to highlight interventions successful in driving the availability and affordability of assistive technology products and services.
The Southern African Journal of HIV Medicine has published a CHAI-led study reflecting on the progress South Africa has made towards eliminating HIV.
Networks of Care address critical gaps in the delivery of health services by connecting the entire health system from the home to the hospital, ensuring every patient has access to the good quality care they need, when and where they need it.
